It's more work, but if you're given separate samples for each velocity layer you can also go into the layer ranges, overlap the velocities, and add some fades to smooth the cross-switching. The drums on the PX ROM and the EPs on the Vintage ROM (well, some of them) are set up this way. I don't know if the ZR gives you this kind of access, though, or if the velocity switching is just hard-wired within the instrument itself. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "patrick a thomas" <revpathomas@y...> wrote: > Joel, here is a bit of information that will help you tweak the Piano > patches. Hope this helps. > > An important trick about the "Perfect Piano" patches: They all need some > enhancements to sound natural. Simply use the 6db LP filter, controlled by > velocity. This makes the notes much more "soft" when you play with low > velocity, and improves the sound a whole lot. I have no idea why the patches > wasn't programmed like this from the beginning, but it's really important > for the realism...
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Re: Abrupt Velocity Switching on Perfect Piano-ZR
2004-06-10 by robotchas
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